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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10
The Reason Why.

Mistress-Why, Mary, told you to make
up E:y room an hour ago, and here it Is III
terrible disorder.
Martyrs, mum, an I did make it up,
but the master came in to put ON d clane
CELLAR. mum, an he lost the button The
Epoch.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10

The island OF st. Thomas, in the West
Ind es, once bad a tiourlshing trade. but of
late years its business has dwindled to al
most nothing. owing to the changes in com
merce brought about by steam and the
electric telegraph, which have robbed it Of
its Importance a. a port of call
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10

John Good. wealthy manufacturer Of
New York, has been created a count by
His Holiness. in recognition of his deyo-
tiOn to the Catholic church and his magniti-
ce gifts to religious and charitable insti-
tutiOnS.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10

"Waitah," said pink shirted young mar
in a Park row coffee and cake saloon, bring
me- ava napkin, please"
The waiter seemed embarrassed.
Ter tell ye de troot, young gent, he said
..dere amt Q clean wan in de place. Ou
Troy 4scia is late today. BitA
MAX OR III 10 being lionized at Boston
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10

"Rough on Itchn cures skin humors, erup-
tions, ring worm, tetter, salt rheum, frosted
feet, chilblains, itch ivy poison, barber's itch.
Soc. Druggists or mail. f. S. " ellis, Jersey City.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10

Miss Ethel lin restaurant)-Oh, Clara, let
US have some crabs; I've never eaten any.
Miss Clara-What kind shall We order!
Mss E.-Haggard's, l think. I've heard
them spoken of-Tid Bits
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10

Advertising patent medicine in the Pc
culiar way in which the proprietor of
k-mp's Balsam. for coughs and colds. does
it is indeed wonderful. He authorizes r..
j. Casper. druggist. II east Main street. to
give those who call for it a sample bottle
free. that they NAV try it before purchas-
ing. The large bottles are soc and 81. We
certainly would advise trial. Ii may save
you from consumption.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10
'ROUGH on CATARRH,

Corrects offensive odors at once. Complete
cure of worst chronic cases; also uneQualled as
GarHle for diphtheria sore throat foul breath Soc
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10
BILL Nve ON copv-,car.
He Receives . Few Letters OH the Sab
Ject from Literary Lights.

oME u"ie ago. III
orue 10 aSer tai'l
t"e S'i'''''eh's oi
ieaoihs hsne III
h'eratu'e ana ".i'' J
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10
Ayers SarsapariIIa,
PREPARED By
Or. J. c. Aver & Co.. Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81; six bottles. -.
FREE To All.

Manhood. Y0uihnnl IaPr0
nNITI denre. Nervous Debility cured by
HZ HOsaaie Nerve B1t1eFs. - Cts.
vNuN II Herb Medicine Co, Is n. lltA -,
AV0 = PhuaAslphiA Pa sold bI III DspGgislA-
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10

NOENlcS that are fretful. peevish.
C cross. or trouhl with
Windy Collie Tee,hins Pains. OF
Stomach Disorders, >an be relieved
at once BY using Acker's Baby Soother.
It coutains no Opium or Morphine,
hence is safe. Price % cents. Sold bv
Frank Il. C,,lentz, corner Market an
High streets
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10

It is only tie rich who can really enjoy the
luxury Of wearing old clothes. - Milwaukes
Journal
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10

ssROUGH ON CORNS."
Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." Quick re-
lief, complete cure. Coras, warts, buni ms. l5c.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10
B0iIs and CarbunCles,

which defy ordinary treatment, yield to
Ayers Sarsaparilla after . comparative
ly brief trial.
Mr.. C. X. Murray, OF Charlottesville.
Va, writes that for years he was af-
ficted with boils which caused him
much suffering. These were succeeded
by carbuncles, OF which he had several
at one time. He then began the use Of
Ayers Sarsaparilla, and after taking
three bottles, the carbuncles disap-
peared, and for six years he has not had
even pimple.
That insidious disease, Scrofula, 10
the fruitful cause Of innumerable COM
plants, Consumption being only one Of
many equally fatal. Eruptions, ulcers.
sore eyes, glandulas swellings, weak
and wasted muscles, capricious appe-
tite, and the like, are pretty sure indi-
cations Of scrofulous taint in the
system. Many otherwise beautiful faces
are disfigured by pimples, eruptions.
and unsightly blotches, which arise
from impure blood, showing the need Of
Ayers Sarsaparilla to remedy the evil.
All sufferers from blood disorders
should give Ayers Sarsaparilla a fair
trial, avoiding all powders, ointments.
and washes, and especially cheap and
worthless compounds, which not only
fail 10 effect cure, but more frequently
aggravate and confirm the diseases they
are fraudulently advertised TO remedy.
Ayers SarsapariIIa,
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10

That's Ills Business.
Sullivan seems - have made quite a hit in
England " Yonkers Gazette.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10

'Coming down town yesterday said 9
passenger on a street car to companion, "a
escaped paying my fare / had it ready fol
the conductor. but as he didn't ask me for i,
didn't feel compelled to give it to him"
Just then the conductor said, Fare
please"
"Why, gave you nickel when got on,
declared the passenger.
$50 you did; beg ". II pardon, SIR
Then the passenger said TO his friend wit.
Indignation, Its All outrage to be asked
twice for fare. I've mind tc report the feI
low.--Harper's Dazar
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10

Miss Tomkins-Dat yer Mistah CASHIER
lone SEN re an invite to de opery, en- ha
says, lowing to de quietness in de white
warsh trade, please considah dat I've sent yo
mess oh howahsr
Mrs. T-IIab de 1owahs keml
Miss T-Naw: n Ise droppin' him larn
ter say please considah dat lis been ter !e
opery wiv yer."-Tid Bits.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10

Guest at Hotel-Herc, waiter, there's a
dead cockroach in this soup.
Waiter-Yes, boss, but you can't spec a
cockroach to lib in bilin watah. Have some
cold soup, bosst-Wa Washington Critic.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10
No Universal Remedy

has yet been discovered but, as at least
four-fifths OF human diseases have their
source in Impure Blood, . medicine
which restores that fluid from q de-
PRAYED TO a healthy condition comes as
near being a universal cure as any that
can be produced. Ayers Sarsaparills
affects the blood in each stage Of its
formation, and is, therefore, adapted to
greater variety Of complaints than any
other known medicine.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10

Bestty's Ivory Starch.
Labor saving. harmless 10 fabric. perfect finish.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10

The most beautiful woman In New York
takes Vinegar Bitters to clear her com
plexiOn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-04
Debl,fes Letters.


The letters from Debbie to Mr.. Reeves re-
ciprocate bis love. but those from October
l, 1888 TO October -, are not presented, and
will not form a part Of the defense. The
balance Of the letters. which postpone the
wedding. plead for him 10 visit Batavia, etc.
are given below.
oct. I. 1853, after Reeves visit to Batavis.
his drive with Deborah and bis request 20
open correspondence, the iady writes rs
follows: My love-Ycurs of this morning
was gladly received. and looked for very
An1iouslv bv one who had such q pleasant
surprise, By one 30 highly prizsd. I only
hope Il may BE- repeated before MANY
months. for my part enjoyed every mo-
neDt OF your mast charming company. How
can you imagine for one second that 7 was
glad you were on the departing frain2 Oh.
my Gear, how could gou think lhsD You
knew better than that Gou wiil never
have reason 10 doubt me IN any way. rest
assured Of that point. When ] ssy I'M.
mean II. receyed very pleasant call
Saturday from Mr.. Davis. said be wss verv
positive that dream would come true fo-
YOU had warned him 20 mind vour Dcehie.
There sTe 80 many plagueiDr ne SCOUT
going 10 Grand Rapids % liys. bBt it doesn't
plssrue me "a aii. You say LAWNS
NAV wish you .venld never come
again. Oh. no. sbs likesN v0u.
glad 70 see voc anv time bfifevs
tas. iavfnis u coming on lie train fhs
letter will 20 % you on 1885, same one
you vSDs on shat nlsat. Iog very well
know 1 felt bad 80 sse Jos lesre. When /
reached the store there vss iHfT and sid
Why Dskkie. you look - IF you hsa losf
your sasf friend. she didu kDOr sboaf you
either. the girls q course commenced n
isugh. ] sepd you mT dear. . cpsi band
some Of my ern work ] did evsrv sfitch 81
it my self Pleas se~ Il on sbe iusiis n rour
no4i cellar End think q the maker
reaiiv think i Alice should Eaze upor thls
ss1ess % scrswl. she wouid so e Wa -, IN
01q d5ta hss kst newer Esird ve srs i1ss
- harry. ! mast huFrv ] nave Only sever
minutes - gst - Ons depot. - good hFe wv
love. fres1 ever years De
Ofsobsr 1th fss4 stsn ~ s'nsr riri
srTiFed 20 take i3sBties riaoe i1 ne wsfs
shs wrote ss fo.lsTs ~ seaf a. J
received vour letter fs~ days se1. vas very
rnech Eessei ~ hser frsu yoa. eyen i the
I~ffe7 wss short. ef c5urse ! knor hev voDr
tine = 1ske1 NJ STANDING - srefness tie
eaig fbiss troubles re = sksf yea srs o~er-
scine I srz - siFsi8 v0af sr5frion .s TOO
nacn ~ sen. / Sincerely bore zen hKver =
uaaerie.ss feo us1oe Ygs i stFike@ zas fssl
veu ern hfs7p~s = saffrie~t ~ Frsn
Vel &ss hsifeF ~ Mfon - a~yi -
hers eefH-fssT afternoon eaa <ron ~ So
f.esrsssees i 2 veTf f.1e peTsaz = vs~v veer
ser snie = sreyy wsr If saerss rsa~
IS fAe19n n 4eaSrf7rt wes drzT rr nsxf
3 fT4g - caaaee nay - leY 80 sest snd
aTJFf kxTeeetIs - eofb parties shaa ~.
aenTos. zish -ass asfa tr sesoets - el
wh j. res re6 uiIhazs fts 1e3E 80 g.
80 nafhire Nv a>zr Fee ar5e F.essfi -
fhat I hzva ~ te[ef ~ 90 ~ Ssh 80.
Izt.e..18 rr sr fhe yTfk ~ Nevesna~f. tsssi
wo1lS - u ne rltSet 81 saev seaea-l r
oer-tsf nlF 1913 he naoys err Tsxflsvt foySsne
AL sE<s~iag fssx se<y esnsssfs4sss yos szt
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-04

The rnted States court room was yell
til.sa Yesterday by q crowd Of idle specta-
tors a. Tsl ss attorneys and friends OF the
ia's-ss.s3 pasaes Ia ibs Deborah Tomp-
k.ns- -AadrsE J. Reeves breach of promise
case. every seal wss tlksn ana Standing
rom vas a. grsiniun even without and
wirhiu TIA rad.
The following letters from the defendant
wers pacei m evidence and read.
A letssr dated SEPT : notes the fact that
her last letter wa5 received with mingled
sm5sioas Of glsinsss ana regres, and con-
aa1es 20 say he had a lsiy client who is
sssklne divorces ard attracts much stsen-
.ion on ths street. "Blt a little store. a lit
tis ally wslfirz uDon customers. an asylum
among raQged bills. 3 l.tt.e gray pony nd
aooaiizhi rides are the only visions thar in
tsrss, ma
ca oc- s. 's5. h. writes that hs has just
fnighsi her really g10i ie-ter With the ut-
most SUBTRACTION. "T havs the true satisfac.
fon OF osievins that YOU love nae and in
t1st belief { an happy Tour picture sta nds
urCu my dressing cass AMI "a fne iast ooiscs
4 look uroo st evening and rle irst in shs
ns1-utrr snd if dld nof hsvs true faith ~
Vuu. q / coUia Imagine anv guile m that
aFeet s.Go ~ yours taen Z 1nld say with
Fncs-l.F fa vufIa he all G shsm.
..l. year otill svsst vars tTi ths5 good
Irsfs.ia1 stntie t1ar ligfaFs sven vour pic
tlfe assures me that VItl ro1 I may oecJfDe
'a- better mao tban z sal. sri tAst 20 rr
fEIuE.e eiag ~ the .eatlinc Sni that lm-
re's ne to aeccnas more thoughtful and
a
creas fiy a tnpnsaud foii tls Cd fncss Of =
Napor ssus in the nesr 70 10 not believe
IKE marv tsorr'.fif~s a.iens vou attend
church ifst Cog policy sake. but that F0ar
rHars Isl .rn'v eIE sLet ln wnrsr piping the
nreat sq.r Vh8 50 oeaueiin.ig Oalots The
ass mesi5aes vifh emerald lrssn aad Iaw-
-iffheu viln inouusraolo dew drops thst
fs 2 anloui1 sr4rsie tn taa morning sun.
.fan Ae eal aroIdere che vast szn1nsa of
rfh Nth r.si svee+ scented roses ani
.l-rHt.rz ii'iss # re valley 80 vnea I
taos an,n thc srtootn srrfsre ~ t8s carii-
Esi ~.rar g. s4-li-e frf tirre .ittia letters
rfHre thf-c wrought eT fte nsnd iav-
ara rrfn lrfnx n p sweet sttisfa-fion ~
tae lt-'e ri4tor IT t17 greatest ol al
tairters 1.t rarkers. orghti 11s 10 bow n
l,4 1ee..lef.s 81 -le Tiii ef h-ai WOO hath
uo eGls ana ~ renc@ each Srap II par
srsr1-ian st-s AIS from the arow Of the
iatoruE pin o. rewar FaaaS 7eu. mv
assr gir for tha HtfIe uu1inrf ~ vou- own
taf tttIe refs. feF ~ ieaif sna Da rts %
the hi1asr ri1nef ql iifs Nna wouii Wish
fs ss lae rs t..a traues a s0ur N rer hive
The mnrs Z Trims OF T. fa,t
f1si f-si --es.ai rasu AM Tnfnsn fo lshgr
e fei rouF u sat 8 u gUt ri she <reats.t
aaeHnei al Nr eNr a~retl srt ~ sf agis
ssvs 1s ~ia arsi1 esa d1.ie- AMI ai.s aus-
e The arc
f..f .l.r,r-,' 'sh.,. ..,s ia hs4 taf 81 Eks
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-04

las i&sb ol FeaEaasg ga A. ssornas 81
"a blseE4ies asssSAte4
cga -i4a4s s44 a1r s<.s e * - a>aasat
@44 II Z coa q Cs2atr. sssgf tal4k Z seaia
Dsf asgs fts3 us ssezks - NJ - <zf
kaax8x al abe g.rS1 48slanees &aa stat
~ fssssr Nsoi4 soea azii "a Aef sE1 sk-
pksla a. s1a 348l SEA g. ulozae1t
to talok I Aal xeIed ~ sarf toward sea
f9r sritias - gsa AarS. tgr | &ea neffteF
uor % 5 s&Dt wa - tblUk S4nt - hAck
oaf. think IA. - kef - ss 4eis - sx-
plain - y0l a. laAg / cas-. Nss, ns
dezF ho1iay ftaf y'ea slil nel oo1iiuee -
blanae me Tor aol wsnuag % axinz sou
here ~ present d be tro40 - ~liL TIE an
ple@sanf a. 4ks ta4t noN s1froun1 me
~4nt yoa ~ srlte ms good les - leitaF
aad @aat fou - ssste ras ot.so AL a.
you hsgs besofs. VIII ns4ea
love, l remain yours a. ever.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-04

Over Fifty Thousand Dollars
worth Of Boots, Shoes and RuD-
bers FOR Gentlemen. Ls6ieB and
Chil6rrn rnust be disposcr Of -
oooc. The stc--k - c0r157rSr "a
every respect. Scu ~vz1 ffsd AZ
SIZES and al widths. We have
10 sbcddy goods o. Eiarwaik
trash te palm CT. brf cv@rY psff
n WARRANT I'D 20 D. eoiid.
honestly Tnsde and perft.f II
every respect.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-04

our se>@en f~- t5ss Gees o---rssrs.r Df
etruet<-f fsi-
We Need sn5 Must Haze Mere.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-04

fte -neft~f s-ttst vrr 49, = ~ff ~ eirarfe<
fsse 80 5a~ Tsfic~ stt este-ess1s@t<s krH@<1~f
frrrr - tetres - rtfr 81
krs start~v>r zee n~e< roFr ~ 49, At
cHff<E hern-sr yea erf NFre t<DNs - -
r-rer % HRxy E5cH t<fE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-21
DEAyRRY MEETING.
INCIDENTS o. rHH HH9xENa OF tAA
wusxEBx pRASnny % Ntsa1S0roS
AT wuAfcuN.

rxetnKxrs O. rHn HBETusa or Tbs
wrsrVRx pzANnny % gAsa1NoroS
AZ wuAfcuN.
The meeting a. Whatcom Of the
western DeaneFy Of washlnRtOn iuris-
dsotioa vas = noss sniOyabas affair and
a great success The SkARii Chief'
which vas specially chartered ~ ths
Rev. Dean watsoa Of seattle, carried
he foiosinR pArtys bsAa apd MrA
Wassoa. The Rev. l. II. and Mrs. wells,
the Neg. ~. D. Wflson. the Rev. l. 3 =
draw. tne Mes. O. b Crawford, toe ksv'
p. B and Mira Ailles Of sait Ltke
DIV. M. and Nrs. Geo. <. Atktnsan
~. ana Mrs john LeARy aad Ne, Wa
Cofliar. Meaaames NalteFs. Sherman
RamaAei, Fox. KelloER. ssakman. heyt
pWar,,a ana Andarsan and Miss Ferry
RE only drAweaek 10 tie trip vas The
/ snnas, rel Of EmoAe. walsh - tbs 80
- eoVaFs ~ the grAndssl roEtsoa Of
oar ssaaary. AFfisis9 q WhAieom q
eho1t i.aa' ths steamer uas SOFA vaeAst
b. he toagiztA Who 10 vaeen sna %
/ fooa expisEe9 - seyp-
Aten N, olgina eerFte4 Vas eeid u
Sc. Pants eharsa, Evsnsong oeln& reeS
- ths Rer. Mr.. Gray, AFTER usiah Sd
dresses veFe msds By tie DeAn and a.
Rev. MeaarA Crawford. Wilson enS
AiIles, There VISA larze eonGreGAtioa
Aster services TIE viSsorA acio1rree
| 20 thsix stafsroeus CO - SkAGis Chie
ana % tha AotslA
90 Tharsaay ncEuAng Df. heosr
Hvnu. lAy dsle1aie from san daal
I1ianA, ia3aed sAa party hAvtna arrives
- - Rip Yan Wtnkie. A q n.
- Wesssrn DeeDeFy sast - TIE eAnrcl
re- buainezs AftaFtes Dsa1S sdares'
mcsa snsunraRinz Fapossa aer8 msda ,.
- eaarRy pgesanA nome tnpara&n
| r1sslutlons were paaaa4 al Ne E,sei
| ~ atioarpea - : Asss hsaf. N
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-21
oUR PuBLIc SCHOOLS.

Nn.s.,e q 4. oted far and vide, through
On, ia length and breadth Of Washing
ton Territory, fOs ths sxcsllsnss Of Der
publlo schools and Cor ~ sire end com.
for. Of Der publio sShosl bshaipea' and
The devotion Of her tsaehsrs In ne m
arueslsn Of The youth. For this reason.
parenta whe desire 20 settle dosn 70
eo@muuisy where their children can oe
giVsn arst class school pEivtleaes 81
miuimnm oosl. naturally come 70 cest-
De. We noe have tUp OF tne tAfkesa
ana hnest pablie school paadines GO
the Caast And have recentiY pQreaasso
a beautiful site fer teiFd, woten VII
BE- erected eATlv neat yeaF. The Groana.
VII be graded Aad pat into nret eaAss
condition this fall, 80 thai Ne work o.
sorsiruetion may be commsDced cary
In The spFing.
Oar pahlis sshoola. vhieh have eeen
havlag their regular annual ssmmes W
eaiiaaa. viii convene on Ma0oAys oet
tsmher 40. With. the following corps o.
teAcheEss -.
Osa1rAl SshssS--R. s. InesAhAn. CITY
SaRSrinteHdent. PrtneipAl. a. y. mo- =.
leahsek. e-pFtneipaL seaeneFa.
A. shuuawary, N. r. CoeaseE. i.
HpaF, ]. Q. Lombard, G. n fnaee
Lillian Rarrowa. t.1atss hooA l. y
Yro0man, n. y. smiih. H. L. fearcs, =
n. Sham say.
Danny Schcel-O. ;. aanea. rstnelpA
Y. e Nickels. viee-princip1. teasasss
Il. L CauAon, J.. +. Iutsss Miss Ae-,t
nan. Lixsie Hae8, n. a. Farsoas. n =
LstimaE, SAsAh CeAte1sa, hetase u
Greene.
Soath ScSoel-MintA Foster, Ff1nsi
rAi. Mss Hawkins. assistant
Jeekssa street Sceool-Aiss Aaess
pRincipAi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-21
ovrn1avD PAssxgGERs.

-..s Hssun co fhs NoEshsEn Pssia.
-. W.P. Love. B. h krI9eoe
= 49,. d. Drsis, ,. ~. SArgsnts 1ifi
- -. N. a. Lisakn4, j. NJ. Net
- 80 wife. q B. Lksby, n J.
s..Su, $40 sighisss ihird-ela@ pas-
- Huntinaton % TIE Union Pa
~ ss1nrasg: +. r Roswell, a. =.
- Chaa. BaFtieti and wife, u. q,
-. Dan Hin, Mrs. l. J. ProtheE
~ -SiIdssn, Mrs. =. eandt, tWsntF-
-. - sssond- class snd seysutesn third
s.as-1 Medtora on tie Oragen 4
,,i,ss-,rIa. eatnrdays d. Z. Mllliaaa.
Y y I@W. Ms. Hamphrsy, II. y. My
z "a ~. II. n. JsstFam, ". n. voo9s.
n Z gFsainRtoa, Henfy fosdhan, and
= eniUsuss-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-21
RKAE EsxxrR


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sssata iE1nzaslians SD h ne osunt
Aadissr'a oaass GuriRg lhs pnnl wssA
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gskn 8 LnrElina - Bates X 0amnr
90 s46sTes 10 hseak useu1 q
Geo KlnssAr % Emma o Tsrry, Iua
II and y bloak Is @ KisleaR's q, 81
dshn J Nos - Sarah I.sseetkal. b
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bloek 20 A A Denmyss al ESQ.
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NNA q HKA q sNk sss - . :
unEe eaal, So.
Nh Ouines % Gas Hsshnm. Inls
and 10 hlosk 8 RaxierasaA eN1a
Wa Megoenh4uar - AlboEe Me41an-
bsns.. loas ] snd 8 biosk =. Pies ~
Wm Msydsnhsusr 10 Mamie Mar.
esnea1ss. iais ] and 2 hlosk n. PiksAI
va Crausasd 70 3. ". saes. w q
80. 3 - Is mage eass, ASA
" q R0nal6 30 Mary A Rnnald, 81
Of l9e 8, and tie noEsh Is soee &c lne &
block Is, TsEzy's FRA e6filinn; g..
GATED 61a1ss % Nelscn @ MaFheF.
sons "a Of NWH and the X q 6WA
Of SEC !, a. n. range Q eaEi; es2na.
Angelina O Ouns 90 J Hamilaon Klsuil
and L OGnman. lots and 9. block 8 G
Ainneag's addition; also, 81 q fras.
tlonel block z MerusRaa Addison; e1Q76
L Z Chester % B O Reed. loa s. hHoeh
Is Laws nrat nddiiion; SIS.
d p Thonpsgn 70 John Il Kinnsas,
lot !. block I. Bsll 4 Dsnny's addison
O Zlmmsxman 10 Ohazlss Baksr, lol
u. block Q, Bell 4 Dsnny's hrHE ADJ.
tiou; $500.
Charles Baker 10 Orisiian Dalfsl
commencing e. 6E oornsR Of Ius III
block - Bell a Decays addiainn'
thence weEt 120 fest thence noxah q
feel thenee eat l2e fest thanes suafA
% feet; &l4oa
ChaElss Baker 10 Wm ana Geo o Bal.
Tel, aommGneing 20 feet south oe M
corner Of lot II, block g, Bel 4 Dennyii
addition. thenoe Wast 80 feet thsnol
south % feea thence eaz1 I'D fest thsno1
north 30 fest; $500.
Charles Baker 10 Nary HcElanher
c0mmencfng e. NE ecRuaR Of ioa II.
block .. Bell 4 Denny1s addifioa'
themes west 10 fest thence soush q
eess thenos est 130 feet thence north q
fest; $3.50.
Dr. Denny 30 Jas GilnIIan, tut 8
block 81, EoFsh Seattle; $50.
United 6taees 10 Thomas II. Dsnoan,
lots 3 md 4. and 8 u OF NV 4 q ssI
B, O. .. range eass; @I96G8.
+ II Cruise 70 Frank 3 Ralph, NV 4
81 SW Y Of NWk Of zee 8, ID ~
range eagl; $50.
D 7 Denny 70 John B Deuny, lsi z,
block 60, Decays Park addition; sion.
W = Stubhs 70 Margaret n Smith, lot
" block %. A A DsanyS addition;
Jas Douean 20 3 RTsylor, lot 9. bloch
o., Aeynard's Lake W&ahingtan add.
ton; $50.
Riissbsth A PiokArd q Kobsrs Knips,
lots 5 SI.e. block 9. Fairvisv Home
stead; $1,000.
ANA Bowen 10 7 81 Dempssy, block q,
Edes q KNIGHTS addition; e1001
Sheriff o. King County % b 3 Wood
ward, loss 8, 4. 5, block {, Brauiey's al
dision; $1765b7.
Andrew ysquillAre 10 7 MesdaR, frao-
t1onal lot Is. q. Q. Wrighs's addision; SIS.
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GoExs 70 sANnsH.-Ths steamer Mas
oaesn visI isays YssisF's wharf thil
zosnine a 3 oaoiock viii ~ sssv, fxt
uTes and mashinery foF tie sannesy e
be established On the eamiah bY Mesara
. ----A 4 "a. " this cry. fhs can
- viIl No. Be % tbe EIyeF, ses % e
i-i.nS naar - uoufh of ne river. 4
snali plant wiIl Be paa h iasi - - e.
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i~rgar EnA he,asr pla1t VII - 81 q
next seasou- Mr.. Lard. Weo IS oeeE
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the anaerrriss an3 vii hsEe enAFgs Q
IL Cainamsn Win be suplsged lnsaa'
tka eAnuerf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-21

AcczDExrAILx eE0E.-on Friday AZ
tsrnooa Eddie FISHER. sEsd Is yeAEs'
Wills cot hunting en Asydsnhansr
Raw. on the East ehors Of LAks WASH
ineton, in jnmping 10 set oai o. the
Wsy Of . barning tree. Accideetly dis
oAsrasd bis gan. and reserved ne en-
tire esnaests in one Of hia arus. 1ne
unfortunate hey wss ef0n9ht 10 seaasle'
ara placed Ia Providsaee Hospital fos
1rsatrnent. 10 " feared smpotaaion Of
he arm gill Be necessary % save Us
hoxss life. He has ben making hss
rome with Wa. W. Powell, TIE loeRes'
On LAke WaAAin1tnn for iona Tina
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-21

FERIaHr Ooxxo. The bark Charles
b. Kennsy, sailing in Chss. b. Wells
line, sailed from San Francisco AuRusi
l3lh, for Seattle, bringing l5,I2l pack.
saes Of general merchandise for the
nefoh ants Of Seattle, Fir. Olympia,
Port foWnssnd. Snohomish, blanchard
Mount Fsrnon, WhAtcom, OAK haroor,
LaoonneR, ssanvood, Semiahmoo'
Marysyille, Friday HaiboF, Anaeortea
and Edison. She has on board the
largest load ef general merchandise
that ever came 10 the Sound 10 q sail
inc vessel. The Kenney has nov beer
out over Q veek. and may Be expected
at any time.